- Routledge. ISBN 978-1-317-89848-1. Beckmann,
Gustav Adolf (2008). "The Two
Alpaidas and Epic Place-Names (Avroy-) Auridon-Oridon-Dordon(e)". Le
Moyen Âge (1):...
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Alpaida tuonabo is a
species of
spider from the
genus Alpaida.
Juvenile specimens of A.
tuonabo are pale red on
their back and
black on
their belly. Ageing...
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Alpaida truncata is a
species of
spider from the
genus Alpaida. The
species was
originally described by
Eugen von
Keyserling in 1865. The
species is widely...
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Alpaida is a
genus of
South American orb-weaver
spiders first described by
Octavius ****rd-Cambridge in 1889. As of April 2019[update] it
contains 153...
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Alpaida variabilis is a
species of
spider known for
living in wetlands. A
small spider,
characterized by
having hairless bodies; an orange, yellow, or...
- one son to
Alpaida:
Charles Martel Just
before Pepin's death,
Plectrude convinced him to
disinherit the sons he had with his
mistress Alpaida in favour...
- son of the
Frankish statesman Pepin of
Herstal and a
noblewoman named Alpaida.
Charles successfully ****erted his
claims to
power as
successor to his...
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Lambert denounced Pepin's
liaison with his
mistress or
bigamous wife
Alpaida, the
mother of
Charles Martel. The
bishop was
murdered during the political...
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Charles Martel and
Childebrand I, from a
second wife or
concubine named Alpaida. They were
ousted so
Theudoald (with Plectrude's regency)
could take the...
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translates to "mule".
Charles Martel, the son of
Pepin of
Herstal and
Alpaida, was
either illegitimate or the
product of a
bigamous marriage, and therefore...
